Amjith @amjithr

I write CLI tools: https://t.co/pkRUj7isFB. I am polite and respectful. இந்தியன் amjith.com Joined August 2009

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Dan Go @FitFounder

a week ago

A 30 minute tech free walk in nature will do more for you than 10 therapy sessions.

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Jordan H, DamnGoodTech @DamnGoodTek

3 months ago

If you are doing any work with sqlite, install litecli instead of using the sqlite shell. You won't regret it.

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Simon Willison @simonw

3 months ago

Quitting programming as a career right now because of LLMs would be like quitting carpentry as a career thanks to the invention of the table saw.

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Steven Heidel @stevenheidel

3 months ago

OpenAI developers: have you tried out Remote MCP servers in the Responses API? what can we improve?

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Amjith @amjithr

5 months ago

New project lead for mycli.net mycli.net/new-project-le…

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Ed Huang @dxhuang

6 months ago

The recent pet project is becoming serious, PyTiDB: A Modern Python Database Access Layer for TiDB Serverless 👉github.com/pingcap/pytidb

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kracekumar 🇵🇸 - @[email protected] @kracetheking

6 months ago

Python provides a simple interface to run SQLite queries from the command line. kracekumar.com/post/simple-sq… #til #Python

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https://bsky.app/profile/macwright.com @tmcw

7 months ago

macwright.com/2025/03/04/twi…

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Andreas Kling @awesomekling

7 months ago

a lot of problems can be avoided by simply not trying to get rich off of everything all the time

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🪄 just realized these four major US AI Labs map almost perfectly to the four Hogwarts houses: 1. Slytherin - @xai (obviously) 2. Gryffindor - @OpenAI (obviously) 3. Hufflepuff - @AnthropicAI (obviously) 4. Ravenclaw - @AIatMeta (obviously)

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Amjith @amjithr

9 months ago

Figured out how to autocomplete subcommands in a click based CLI. amjith.com/blog/2025/auto… This is an intermediate step to embedding @simonw's llm tool in litecli to use LLMs to write SQL queries.